The runoff election tomorrow to determine who will be the GOP nominee for the senate in November has become a pretty nasty affair, with both candidates hurling charges at one another in an air war that is depleting the campaign war chests of both men. Rep. Jack Kingston and David Perdue have been locked in a tight race for weeks and, with a lack of reliable polling, most observers are rating the race a toss up. The Hill: “They’ve been beating the crap out of each other,” said Georgia-based Republican strategist Chip Lake, who is neutral in the contest. While they duke it out, Democratic nominee Michelle Nunn is raising huge sums of money. That has some Republicans nervous about a seat that’s a likely must-win if the GOP hopes to retake the Senate majority this fall. Georgia observers say Perdue has scratched and clawed his way back into the race, after Kingston jumped out to an early lead in the primary runoff, beating up the “career...(Read Full Post)